Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-01-03
WABASH CASE
Judge Brewer Orders the Purchasing Com
mjtteo 70 Pay Up.


ST.. LuTTs. .Iapuorv In ,uti.irntior
or an ;p,n,r,,rt I,
- NNI y "'"H'
brewer an" treat ON the ailiirS OF the wa
haSh railroad, 4 large numhcrOi prominent
. railroad officials and otto,ro,s ,,.ra ,r.,
.,t -, =,
'P."''S Vi 'ne 'n''e" "'"'eN
CIRCUIT court Judge Brewer, immedi-
ateiy upon the opening Of the court. said
that durinu the last Wv, DAYS Tho o,.,v.,
NJ ,bo yy.L,.L ,
'"'"' n"' l'Po'''' " '"e
court Inc recent decision OF Judge GreSh-
am, and that the rourt had also received Il
petition from the Purchasing ~Cor,m;ttcc
/ ,,b;.b i, n..n -, m, ,
49,. " '''' Nv
P'''''o" '"n''"''' ~ follows. mere
lore, your petitioners pray that this court
will direct all the nrlprrty purchased hy
tbrm ~ ,E.rcs,iI Ia. ,,rn.l .. . L.,
=. w ~
'N'''" u 'h'"'' '"d thlt TINS court VIII
prescribe the terms IN compliance with
whlch your petitioners may receive pos
session OF sad property, and will fix the
'''' 'N' '''N ~
clciSe i H'S'fe'I1n to receive possession
uii"er the terms "I then SAID contract, and
~ comply VIII" S"'l orders as inns court
""" '"e courts having auAliiuS Ju!iN"lc'
''"" in'S nl''Ne'
J"uSe brewer referred 10 matters IN thG
mH,i y, 'n'H '''S'''""' ne eAp,'lhed
my - ""'t'" NHH''n' n"n t"'""@" NeN-
'''' ,'''',, u" '"' j"''H"''''"" vi several
'oul'S' VI" S'n'rt' mortgage covered the
c"''!c property anu 'n'iT were underlying
"P"" several iOrll ines Whlch
I'u "''o'i' u pun vi '"' "'D'Sh system
l"lo''oN,i' P'o''c"i'SN were ncEuh III inns
court "H '"' 'o"'i" PRIMARY JURISDICTION,
'Ilu icCClN'IN III" peSil appointed ny inns
court vi the pr"prleiy ol the foreclosure
proceedings III one court operating on the
cU'Iic property running through several
''"''N' inc N"'"''S oi 'h' sue "''"er Su'Il
pn"'''"'u|H anu lAG 'n'hP'''cieST o' Il
,'''e ""u'' SUN S'i', 'hclc c"u'" mo"
w ~ """"'' III '"c C'N' I" miner
w.. noNS' o. -, r. 49,
'''' I"'n''"" was pun ~ '|'' !" '"'
'"'H history v '"''''oS"'o !""'''"'lSH VI
I''N nature, II h'u "etn customary III or
W. AVN "' H"''''''c '" wv '"" w
preserve inc property from o''lnginnGr-
i"''l' il'' the receivers appointed ny tue
C""'' "' primary j"rlH''cti"l Sno"'" MS"
p ' 'pP"'u.C' Nv '"U''H VI 'uN''aiA J"rIS-
"'',"|' '"'' ''" ".'u ""'c III '"'N '"S',
.n" ''' p'"i''''G y, '"' 'pPo','n,en' VI
M'>NiS. iu'' ana ~Ii"lhHhrryS htl ne'h
proved 10y Their excellent management
at the property. appears from
'~eitiHrd copies Jnusr h;'Wrr continued,
Pfcscn'G" To U.S. the circuit Court OF the
H''Cn'" ,'"",'I'i Circuit "iHr'G'IdihE the
comfy mat nN heretofore tNiSt'" between
I'UtI'' 'ou'IS' mas removed lh"S' receivers
anu mas aPpolh'r" distinguished citizen
"i Mi'hIS'il rs thrlr successor Tor the lines
"''n'h 'h' l"ii''li''i"h "i that court. ! say
IN disregard OF the comfy which has cX-
lSIcu between courts "i different circuits,
Tor the prrtrNj" i enforcing local liens Is
too transparent 4" deceive any one, and tor
tW" reasons there Wal he ID" lien extending
through various states without the creation
III thoSr state, Of local hens by mortgage
or otherwise ana secondly, Il foreclosure
al THESE liens may proceed independent OF